Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-11

closing at 36]5c; August 36ss a37c, closing at
36sSc. OatsInominally unchanged at 961Ic; June
36636ISc BID; July 361Sc. Rye, none offered;
nomlnally Doc. Hay fairly active and steady;
Bran stroDg a. soc. Corn meal
a at ! slo5. s. Provisions IS higher. forE2
Irregular new SIS 90. Lard So 40 Dry salt
meats-Boxed shoulders s. IS; long clears
81 10; clear ribs 81 IS; short clears ribs 81 10;
shor. clears 81 S7H. Bacon-EoXed shoulders
So I21sG6 375z; long clears and clear ribs
IS 371aGS 40; short clears S. 65GS 10. Hams
steady at Sll 25Gl4 CO.
CHICAGO, ILL June IO.-Cables this morning
were dull, and put downward tendency on
the wheat and corn market Beyond these
early advices there was little or nothing to
effect the opening markets. Receipts OF wheat
continued heavy sol cars were reported this
morning. July opened at S5i5C. y rumOr that
1000 GOO bushels of wheat had cleared from
New York was circulated, causing July prices
to jump 10 s5}ic, bu 1t almost Immediately re.
acted to Sj14C, The expressed unfavorable
crop report and large clearings of wheat both
from New York and Philadelphia made the
wheat market strOns eT, and by 1880 q. m wheat
sold up to S57sC, Speculation not greatly
disturbed by any outside influence during
morning session clique did nothing, as usual,
Probably most important feature OF the day was
rumor that certain parties were going TO make
a tender of the inspected wheat on the track In
satisfaction OF June contracts, and If not &C
cepted would test the question In the courts,
This would be in lieu of the warehouse receipts,
1t being impossible to deliver in the regular
way owing to scarcity of storage room. This,
II accomplished, would be q very important
question, hut so far there Is nothing bat rumor
and 1t could not be traced TO any rellaDle
source. \ little squirt OF local buying came in
just before l O'Clock, the close put
ting July up to s52sc, then 1t reacted
Morning session steady at SIS assoc. The
crowd remains in doubt about the attitude of
the clique IN July wheat, many regarding 1t
a very doubtful venture to load up with that
fTtr In Nrin of q mn mt II nj
favorable crop reports June wheat ranged
between 92G92%c, closing at opening figures
exc There were frequent fluctuations In
August of fractional amounts during the day.
1t opened at SIC and closed at 81 &C. Corn was
short and prices dragged steadily downward.
The local crowd were more disposed to
sell and the country operators continue TO
change their trades from near to more
distant futures and difference widened slightly.
Receipts were fair. July opened at 39c, sold
down to 3S}lc, and closed at 3Sh G5e5sc. DC
fober closed at 40%c. A good deal of corn Is
being taken out of store, and vessel room was
chartered for $40 COO bushels. Short ribs and
lard were moderately active and stronger, and
prices averaged higher. Offerings early were
light, and demand from ports 10 ill outsiders
fair, and prices of short ribs were advanced
lOGl21lc and lard &c. a reaction followed after
early buyers had been filled up, and the
closing prices were Identical with the
opening figures, with expectations of
August and September ribs which were 21ac
lower. Leading futures closed as follows
Wheat-June 92Ic; July S5AIc; August Size;
September sI7Sc. Corn-Juue 517sc; July 3Sac;
August $3.50; September 4O5.c. Mess pork,
June $50 90. Lard, June So IS; July So 10;
August Sc so; September IS 80; short ribs,
June 81 IS; July 81 65; August S772h Septem
Der s. S2I. Cash quotations were: Flour
quiet, and prices unchanged. No. spring
wheat 92lI09235c; No2, red, 92}4c, No ? corn,
372{c. Mess pork, SD 90. Lard, per 100 pounds,
Sc 67JzG6 20. Snort ribs, sides, loose, s. Goa
62k. Dry sailed shoulders, boxed s. 6OG5 10.
Short clear sides, boxed, 81 95GS 90.
NEW YORK, June 10 -FIour-Market gener
ally steady; sales 1900 barrels; common to
choice White wheat, western extra, - 600
mon to good extra Ohio, g 1905 90 Wheat
Spot lots, gale higher but less active; options
nervous ana unsettled; June opened &c lower,
July steady, others itG5sc lower; later all
mon ms advanced gaze. ana closed steady
with reaction of 4GHc; speculation mod
erately active; spot No. red CSC elevator;
CSC free on board; 961lC delivered; June 97iEG
IS =, closed 972Ic; July 5d 95}7c closed S5i4c;
ADJUST 81 L{6921Ic, closed &c; September 9l1s
G9l5S, closed 9ljtc; October S2GS2hc, closed
924c. Corn-spot lots shade higher
lions shade lower, closing steady;
spot No iI4 G47llc at elevator; 41}lc at storei
4s4a4sl5c del vered; June 4I@G4I4c, closed
47i6c; July 4T2IG4Sc, closed 471ic; August As.
G4TzSc, closed 1850; September 49IzG49A!c c,
closing at 1870. Cofee-Spot fair Rio
nominal and nos quotable; options active
POI, $50 bags. June SIS 5OGls IS; July
SIS S0Sls s.; August $40 o5Sl9 50; September
$40 20d2a so; October $40 35G20 10; November
$40 4OG2O 90; December $40 45G2O 20; January
$40 5O6I9 o.; February SIG 6OG2G 90; March
S19 5O62O Ia; April SIS 95a2O 10. Sugar easter
and quiet; fair Muscovado 7-l6c;
ST. CroiX 5-lsE5zsc; fair refining quotes
at 45lc; refined steady; yellew
4h64 7.i6c; mould 5 1850; cubes l5-l6c !
Molasses dull and nominal so test 20l4c. Wool
quiet and steady; domestic SOeS7c; pulled lao
So; Texas 9e24. Pork steady and fairly active;
sales 800 barrels. Cut meats firm; picked
bellies 11<0715c; smoking bellies SIC. Lard
opened gas points higher; western steam spot
81 90; July 81 Olaf 05; August s. l4G7 Is; Sep
TENDER 81 "a; october 81 5Oi November 81 2Oi
city steam Sc 65.
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